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milka

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  1. I am against announcing transfers before the end of the season - this upsets the team
  2. For Citeh and Liverpool - yes ✔️ For Chelsea - NOPE ⛔ I don't see much difference here but ok .
  3. United are a cartoon anyway. anything under 3 goals for citeh will be a surprise
  4. "I’ve contacted people in Turkey (about the Turkish business man with an interest in #Chelsea) - in the football world there and people at Turkish FA - they have not heard of this person. I don’t think serious people behave like that.” The one thing that I would caution is that the names that are in the press often aren’t the ones who end up buying these teams, especially at this high level. Serious people tend to get their business done - and it’s just done.” @tariqpanja, New York Times.
  5. Norwich , Newcastle , Brentford , Soton , Leeds . In general, next matches in the PL should become a tedious task. We will hardly change our 3th position by the end of the season . Another final in FA Cup and good perform in CL like semi or another final why not .
  6. don't insult them like that, you know there's magic only at Banfield when they sing ynwa .
  7. Bruce Buck and Marina Granovskaia are expected to leave Chelsea as soon as the sale of the club is complete . [Sky]
  8. Thomas Tuchel has had to deal with so many distractions this season and he keeps getting results . HUGE coach .
  9. obviously the players don't care about football right now
  10. Sky News has learnt that Mr Abramovich's advisers at The Raine Group were expected to issue letters to prospective bidders on Wednesday, with a deadline set for indicative bids in mid-March. Sources close to the process said that as many as 8 multibillionaires were being sounded out about their appetite to buy Chelsea . Several of the parties contacted by Raine are understood to be from the USA with other from Asia . The Independent has separately been told that Abramovich has set a deadline for indicative bids, before a final round of negotiations. It is far from inconceivable that Chelsea could be sold by their next Premier League home game, which is against Newcastle United on 13 March.
  11. Who is Hansjorg Wyss Hansjorg Wyss, 86, is a Swiss billionaire who founded Synthes USA - a medical device manufacturer - in 1977. Synthes USA is the world's largest maker of implants to mend bone fractures. Wyss sold the company to Johnson & Johnson in 2012 in a deal worth $20.2bn (£15.2bn). Synthes is now part of their DePuy division. In 2017, DePuy Synthes launched its Titanium 3-D Printed Implants for use in facial reconstruction. According to Forbes, Wyss has a net worth of $5.8bn (£4.3bn) as of 2021. He now holds stakes in biotech firms NovoCure and Molecular Partners. Wyss has donated hundreds of millions of dollars to environmental charities and has more recently pledged money to politically progressive causes. Forbes says that Wyss is 'among the most philanthropic people in the world'. In 2013, he signed The Giving Pledge, thereby agreeing to give away the majority of his fortune. Other pledgers include Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Warren Buffett. The 86-year-old has no record of owning a football club or investing in sport.
  12. British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe is among those interested in buying Chelsea, with the financier and industrialist exploring the possibility of buying a leading English football club Ratcliffe told BBC Five Live: "There was some early exchange but we were a significant way apart on valuations. The issue with Chelsea is its stadium. We are all getting older and it is a decade of your life to resolve that."
  13. Anyway Chalobah win his place this season .
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